D.1 Diagnostics Report

This chapter describes the Diagnostics Report. If you intend to communicate with MySQL Enterprise Monitor support, it is strongly recommended you provide this report with your support request.

Introduction

To generate a diagnostic report file, select Diagnostics Report from the Help menu. The information is provided as a time stamped Zip file (such as support-20160115T2238.zip). The information contained in the report includes detailed information about your server (or multiple servers if you selected a server group), including configuration, hardware, MySQL options/variables and historical graphs. To view the information extracted, unzip the downloaded file and double-click the index.html.

The Diagnostic Report is useful for debugging MySQL Enterprise Service Manager and MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent. When filling out a My Oracle Support (MOS) ticket, include this report.

Diagnostics Report File Contents

audit.log: The Audit log file.
catalina-daemon.out: A Tomcat log file.
com.mysql.etools.agent.csv: A built-in MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent log file.
java-threads.dot: A list of the current Java threads and the dependencies.
java.props: The current Java configuration properties.
java.threads: A list of the current Java threads and their backtrace.
mysql-monitor.log: The general MySQL Enterprise Service Manager log file.
mysql-monitor-full.log: The full MySQL Enterprise Service Manager log file, that also contains stack traces.
mysql-monitor-agent.log: A general built-in MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent log file.
mysql-monitor-agent-full.log: A full built-in MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent log file, that also contains stack traces.
preferences.properties: MySQL Enterprise Monitor preference settings.
product usage.html: A usage report for each MySQL Enterprise Monitor User Interface page.
query.instanceOverview.html: An HTML list of the current query instance related information.
Replication n.json: The MySQL server replication structure, where n is the number of the replication topology.
root.csv: A copy of your main MySQL Enterprise Monitor log file.
server.props: A copy of your server properties.